my exams are imminent

Started by michaell, May 2, 2014 08:19 AM

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michaell

and youre all gonna wish me luck that i get admitted to the best university in the country

so i dont have to draw walruses to utilise my free time and help at my familys company for the rest of my life

Holsterbau

Good luck. I will have media exams in less than a month as well.
It's really good

rtil

may the moons shine their favor down upon you

crackers

i'll wish you luck if you wish me luck too

michaell

Quote from: wop on May  2, 2014 09:31 AM
i'll wish you luck if you wish me luck too

ok i wish you luck

whatre you gonna study tho

in my case its economics

Flash

good luck man. i know that kinda stress too well

Bamyasi

Oh real nice. How old are you?

Holsterbau

18, a year older than me.
It's really good

Bamyasi

Adolescents in Europe always seem older than their UK/US/Canadian counterparts. I guess you guys just mature faster.

Holsterbau

Not really, it's just coincidence.
It's really good

bd648

Quote from: Bamyasi on May  2, 2014 08:27 PM
Adolescents in Europe always seem older than their UK/US/Canadian counterparts. I guess you guys just mature faster.

:rocky:
FRACTALS ARE NOT ART! IT'S MATH!
┌|°з°|┘└|°ε°|┐┌|°з°|┘└|°ε°|┐ Cheers!

crackers

Quote from: Bamyasi on May  2, 2014 08:27 PM
Adolescents in Europe always seem older than their UK/US/Canadian counterparts. I guess you guys just mature faster.

Q: how old would you think I am?

A: 27

Q: how old am I?

A: 12

shut thef fuck up

rtil


crackers


rtil

how many times do i have to tell you i'm not your real dad

crackers

as many times until the pain stops

naturally


soup

good exam luck vanu smiles upon you

"He was shown the smallness and tinsel emptiness of the little Earth gods, with their petty, human interests and connections - their hatreds, rages, loves and vanities; their craving for praise and sacrifice and their demands for faiths contrary to reason and nature."


"...it stimulates the part of the brain called "shatners-bassoon", and that's the bit of the brain that deals with...time perception..."